I really like this drama. I don’t know why you all complain so much. Of course, this drama is not perfect, and things like out-of-context scenes might feel confusing. However, I’ve been reading comments from people saying that this story is unrealistic. First of all, I’m pretty sure you’ve heard about ex-couples who suddenly get back together. This drama is basically about that. These kinds of relationships can fall apart as quickly as they come back if even the smallest conflict appears. Last week, I said that the second male lead was going to be there just to create conflict, so you can expect another breakup.
By the way, the only reason a lot of you like Im a sol is because she looks “normal” and isn’t depressed or doubting herself all the time like eun a. Y’all need to understand that Eun a never chose her way of living. Her whole life was tied to her father, and every time she tried to make her own path, something bad happened.
Well, they’re going to be very close again in the next episode, so a love triangle seems unlikely. SML’s role will probably just be to create conflict.
idk why y’all are hating on FL. The 3rd episode takes place in the last year of ML’s college (he said that at 36:50), so during all that time they barely see each other, and yet both managed to keep their relationship.
FL lived her whole life tied to her father, so it was finally her time to start living for herself. Even though she once risked her job for ML, in the end she decided to break up with him to accomplish what she always wanted.
First, I really thought it was a short drama because the format feels like you’re watching a movie. I don’t think I’ve watched a drama that gives this feeling better than this one.
Second, the first two episodes are incredibly good. I want to point out the scene where they start to get intimate. It’s so embarrassing, but it represents the fantasy of the “first time” really well.
Third, the cinematography is amazing. I really like when directors use common places to film instead of only tourist locations, like in 99% of dramas.
Bad things (I guess?): You can already predict the storyline. Tae Son and Eun A will probably break up, then her dad’s depression will return, Eun A and the other guy will become closer, and the love triangle will end after she realizes she’s still in love with Tae Son. I might be overthinking it, but I’m pretty sure some of these things will happen.
super cliche, predictable, last episodes are boring asf and anything you could imagine from a drama of the 2010’s, and yet worth to watch. I really enjoyed this drama
I had been looking for this movie since I watched the trailer, for some reason I never got to see it until today. It was everything I expected. Something I really like about this kind of movies is how natural the acting feels, you can’t really appreciate this on regular series or movies
I really like the female characters here. Na yeon, the reporter, is so cute. Her acting makes me feel like I’m watching a 2016 drama, it’s refreshing to see actors like her nowadays. And Se hui has really good chemistry with Han yeong. As far as I understand, she’s not part of the people who ruined the ML’s life, so I wonder if he’s going to fall in love this time.
I can’t express how happy I am right now. I used to feel this way back in the day when I first started watching K-dramas. The happiness of seeing the characters grow and develop their relationships is something that, in my opinion, only a few dramas can achieve. and the story is truly a masterpiece, it gives us many perspectives on life and shows how beautiful and dysfunctional it can be. But the most meaningful lesson is definitely the courage to live your own life.
I thought this drama was going to bore me, but it turned out to be my absolute favorite series of 2025. I really like how they handle comedy and serious moments, most series mess this up.
And I’ve said this before, but the cast is just perfect.
I didn’t expect to enjoy this drama so much. The production chose great actors, they fit their characters perfectly, and the story is really good too. Even the side stories shine on their own.
By the way, U-yeon’s delulu always remind me of Minju (ILLIT). I’m not saying they look alike, but Ji Hu really has idol vibes.
This drama is so good — the cinematography, the locations, and the acting all feel really natural. If I had something to complain about, it would be the short screen time given to the second leads.
By the way, the only reason a lot of you like Im a sol is because she looks “normal” and isn’t depressed or doubting herself all the time like eun a. Y’all need to understand that Eun a never chose her way of living. Her whole life was tied to her father, and every time she tried to make her own path, something bad happened.
FL lived her whole life tied to her father, so it was finally her time to start living for herself. Even though she once risked her job for ML, in the end she decided to break up with him to accomplish what she always wanted.
First, I really thought it was a short drama because the format feels like you’re watching a movie. I don’t think I’ve watched a drama that gives this feeling better than this one.
Second, the first two episodes are incredibly good. I want to point out the scene where they start to get intimate. It’s so embarrassing, but it represents the fantasy of the “first time” really well.
Third, the cinematography is amazing. I really like when directors use common places to film instead of only tourist locations, like in 99% of dramas.
Bad things (I guess?):
You can already predict the storyline. Tae Son and Eun A will probably break up, then her dad’s depression will return, Eun A and the other guy will become closer, and the love triangle will end after she realizes she’s still in love with Tae Son. I might be overthinking it, but I’m pretty sure some of these things will happen.
It was everything I expected. Something I really like about this kind of movies is how natural the acting feels, you can’t really appreciate this on regular series or movies
I really like how they handle comedy and serious moments, most series mess this up.
And I’ve said this before, but the cast is just perfect.
By the way, U-yeon’s delulu always remind me of Minju (ILLIT). I’m not saying they look alike, but Ji Hu really has idol vibes.